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Contractor Doctor: Can I claim lunch expenses when walking to work?
There are no HMRC rules that prevent a contractor from claiming subsistence expenses just because they walk to work.
�company, and umbrella company contractors using a compliant service provider will always have a contract of e� �or I’m an IT contractor and I currently work on a contract that takes me away from home. I have rented an ap�
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| Tue, 21 Apr 2015
Why you need an accountant and not just accounting software
The value your accountant can provide to your contracting and freelance business goes far beyond what an accounting software package can offer.
�Your accountant ensures that your business stays compliant, that you pay no more than the tax that you shoul� �Accountants provide much more value to your contracting and freelance business than your accounting softw�
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Articles: Limited Companies
| Wed, 29 Feb 2012
Contractor expenses could become the next major issue
Abuse of contractor expenses could become the next major issue for the Revenue.
�the best protection is to make sure that you are compliant before the attack starts. Follow the Rules for Ex� �have undertaken two wholesale attacks against the contracting industry: IR35 and managed service company legisl�
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| Mon, 25 Jun 2007
Contractors resent treasury attack, JSA poll shows
A survey of contractors by JSA shows that a vast majority resent the attack by the Treasury on managed service companies, and, indeed, feel unjustly singled out by it.
�administration of their own limited companies is compliant. Yet an inescapable paradox emerges: the Governme� �points out that the law attacks a far part of the contracting industry than it was originally intended to do. '� �anyone would choose the comparative insecurity of contract work. But the simple fact is that they do, and th�
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| Mon, 11 Jun 2007
Contractors need reliable advice, says Barry Roback of JSA
As JSA's Barry Roback points out, contractors need reliable advice and can't get it from their agencies now that the managed service company legislation has kicked in. Accrediting service providers would offer a solution.
�financial loss. ''HMRC must already have a set of compliant criteria ready – if it doesn’t, how on earth can�
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| Fri, 14 Sept 2007
Providers for contractor companies may face audits, but not accreditation
HMRC is mooting schemes to accredit or audit service providers to contractor companies to ensure that they are not managed service companies. But there is no commitment to such a scheme, and consideration is just starting.
�nd as a result many more are being lured into non-compliant, or questionable offshore schemes.'' Accreditatio�
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| Mon, 24 Sept 2007
Contractors risk falling into dodgy schemes under new law
The plan to audit service providers will mean that new contractors get good advice and avoid traps
�pending money and time to determine how to become compliant. New Scheme Will Help Fortunately, HMRC is planni� �law,'' Roback points out. As in any industry, the contracting industry includes a number of service providers w� �agency that placed the ad, and taking their first contract. It then becomes clear that they need some way to�
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| Mon, 29 Oct 2007
Government likely to slash its own tax income through new attack on contractors
The government could be about to score a spectacular own goal with it's attack on contractors travel expenses.
�ave the capacity to handle. “There are around 120 compliant umbrella companies employing 100,000 highly skill� �iscussing HM Treasury plans to further burden the contracting sector costs. “The latest consultation from the T� �prefer to run their own businesses and work under contract rather than become employees of specific companie�
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| Mon, 27 Oct 2008
Contractor exclusive: brown defines managed service companies
ContractorCalculator offers an exclusive: the text of the law in the budget that will change the way you do business: managed service companies.
�r own Personal Service Company or to go through a compliant Umbrella . However there may be short term proble� �panies could be applicable to a large part of the contracting industry. "The definition has been widened and we� �operate especially if they are already tied into contracts for some months post April 2007." Agencies are ex� �serious concern for those who are currently under contract to managed service companies , What do they do no�
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| Thu, 22 Mar 2007
Brown's attack on contractors could backfire
Comment on the text of the new MSC attack from the Treasury suggested that much case law willl be needed to handle unresolved issues.
�positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35 Compliant.' Today, market demand for IT contractors has ret� �ctors are now again being able to pick only those contracts that comply.'' This strategy could be a spectacul� �ey could to ensure contractors were outside IR35. Contract positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35�
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| Mon, 26 Mar 2007
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